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  • Cognitive behavior therapy
    cognitive behavior therapy
    / Therapeutic techniques and strategies

    …a didactic element sometimes called psychoeducation. For example, individuals with anxiety disorders who are being taught to slow down their breathing as a way of relaxing will typically first be taught about the relationship between hyperventilation and anxiety symptoms. Although psychoeducation occurs throughout the treatment, it is often used most…

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    …a didactic element sometimes called psychoeducation. For example, individuals with anxiety disorders who are being taught to slow down their breathing as a way of relaxing will typically first be taught about the relationship between hyperventilation and anxiety symptoms. Although psychoeducation occurs throughout the treatment, it is often used most…

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